Automata and finite order elements in the Nottingham group
Autor: | Byszewski, Jakub, Cornelissen, Gunther, Tijsma, Djurre, Sub Fundamental Mathematics, Fundamental mathematics |
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Přispěvatelé: | Sub Fundamental Mathematics, Fundamental mathematics |
Jazyk: | angličtina |
Rok vydání: | 2022 |
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FOS: Computer and information sciences
power series over finite fields Algebra and Number Theory Nottingham group Mathematics - Number Theory Formal Languages and Automata Theory (cs.FL) Computer Science - Formal Languages and Automata Theory Group Theory (math.GR) Power series over finite fields automata theory Mathematics - Algebraic Geometry FOS: Mathematics 2020: 11-11 11B85 (secondary: 11-04 11B85 11G20 11S31 11Y16 20E18 20E45 68Q70) Number Theory (math.NT) Algebraic Geometry (math.AG) Mathematics - Group Theory Automata theory |
Zdroj: | Journal of Algebra, 602, 484. Academic Press Inc. |
ISSN: | 0021-8693 |
Popis: | The Nottingham group at 2 is the group of (formal) power series $t+a_2 t^2+ a_3 t^3+ \cdots$ in the variable $t$ with coefficients $a_i$ from the field with two elements, where the group operation is given by composition of power series. The depth of such a series is the largest $d\geq 1$ for which $a_2=\dots=a_d=0$. Only a handful of power series of finite order are explicitly known through a formula for their coefficients. We argue in this paper that it is advantageous to describe such series in closed computational form through automata, based on effective versions of proofs of Christol's theorem identifying algebraic and automatic series. Up to conjugation, there are only finitely many series $\sigma$ of order $2^n$ with fixed break sequence (i.e. the sequence of depths of $\sigma^{\circ 2^i}$). Starting from Witt vector or Carlitz module constructions, we give an explicit automaton-theoretic description of: (a) representatives up to conjugation for all series of order 4 with break sequence (1,m) for m Comment: 49 pages, 18 figures; arxiv submission includes ancillary files: Mathematica notebooks (+pdf) containing examples and verifications;, a txt-file containing a MAGMA routine by A. Bridy and G. Cornelissen to compute the labelled graph structure of an automaton from an algebraic equation (using differential forms on algebraic curves); v2: small corrections |
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